Turning a Top with Conversational Profiling

Previously, we were excited to announce lathe conversational profiling with the release of PathPilot v2.0! Now, Jason has a print he created in SolidWorks, and he's going to program his part at the machine using the profiling feature.
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[@shotgunreloader4964]

Thanks for another great video, Jason and team

[@chrisdemchalk3491]

Like the focus on lathe lately and going through the real world challenges. The more content rich videos are the best. Thanks

[@willywgb]

Great job Jason.

[@TomZelickman]

Very nice! My kids have been asking me to make them some tops. No excuses now!

[@djborden]

Great video, thanks!

[@TommiHonkonen]

When doing larger batch I dont part all the way. Like 2-3 mil short so the part is easy to take off. Dont got no part catcher on the lathe. Also, like 0.05 mil metal sheet work well for zeroing.

[@vitalcarry]

Nice.

[@skeeterweazel]

You lost me w/ the G55....